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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
THE WRONG MEN HANGED.
Innocent Men Executed In Alabama on the
Testimony of Lying Women.

Innocent Men Executed In Alabama on the
Testimony of Lying Women.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July S.-The town
of Scottsboro, Ala. is all torn up over big
sensation which has just come to light. In
August, 1884, George Smith, George Hughes
and Asbury Hughes were hanged for the
burning of house belonging to one Porter,
on Sand mountain. The men were all con-
victed on the testimony of the Porter
women, who swore positively against them.
Adam Freeman was sent TO the penlten-
tiary short time ago for forging an order
for pair of shoes He took sick few days
ago. and yesterday just before he died,
called the penitentiary officials around him
and confessed that he had burned the Por-
ter house and the men who had been exc
cuted knew nothing about it. The confes-
SION has created profound sensation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
The Prince Proud of the Honor.

TIENovA, July 9.-Prince Ferdinand, Of
Saxe-Coburg GOths. replying to the Sob
rsnje's dispatch informing him of his cleo
ton ss Prince of Bulgaria, said he was
proud of the honor conferred upon him
aud grateful for il. Il hope, he added. ito
prove myself worthy of the confidence Of
the Bulgarian people. am ready 10 re-
spond to the call snd 10 devote myself to
the service Of Bulgaria as soon as the Porte
accepts the election and the powers recog-
nize it The frinco'e ans Eer wss received
with satisfaction by the SobTanie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
GRAND RAPIDS. MICA SUNDAY MORNING. July o. 1887.
essssAl TurTLs HsAsD FROM,
Hs say. NsfarsA,s os Yloisaes wss. Essr
Md or Drsauass. IL

Dzs Nofs2. Iows. July 9--6eBsrss
Tattls, commander Of The g. A r. Of iosss
who las been abssnt from the ciJy ssyeEsl
days, returned this eyenlng. and vas asked
what he thought Of Ar. Clsselsndf Eesesal
70 Wait TIE 81. Louis sncsmpmsnt lie
said. Cleveland back-cown Is - complies
that we 90 not feel Ike exulting bat II Was
The wisesf and best thing be could do /
see be attempts to get sympathy by insin1-
sting thsr threats OF violence had been
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Ro5erf Vincent. the ooiore8 NAN who
wss arrested and hsId for t1isi. Tor resisting
a. officer 81 tie lake sonss -four weszs sgo.
missioner loEuftgrk vesferfisr - hsre s
heii re- neei IRON $50 to $50 a. bs WIS
unable - fafnish the lerre sum- The mo-
ton vss argse6 VI toe Prosec1tsfg
Attorney sn3 ~ attorney for the defense
snd denied
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Er. PErERssURs. July e.-The Russian
newspapers unanimously disspprove of the
election ~ Prince Feriinand of Ssxe- Co
hurz-t50f throne They
ali pro uncs the choice of him BY the
Sohrsaie A1stro-f+eTnlsn
intrigue ana urge fhe Porte 20 intervene AMI
the Tow wsrs 70 withdraw their representa-
tivss from sOfa
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Of Cbasles Bailey. o. 80 South Dfision-st.,
met zith peculiar accident Friday. While
running down hilion fourfh. ave - loss
his balance and pifche1 down the decline
head foremost as he fell he putoat his arms
e. save himself sna broke o0lh Dones.H D0th
arms iust above the wrists Doctors Pen
warden ana IeCamp reouce3 TIE fractures
sna tbe boy is ss comfortable - c9uid he
expected.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

The Tonisns drink carload of beer daily.
Fzhsy-fhree DRINKS we're arrested IN De
tr0is On tie Fourth.
Not ar iutoxiesssd person was seen IN
Newsyro issz N0o3zF-so re are told
~scked Esu Clsirs correspondent q
TIE Dowacis &C TSases ssserts that some Rsr-
rien Centre people have beer sesn IN his
hamlet TOO fail 20 know whether tneT
rs-e 90 foot O. h0-sehacx
White C.oud celetTs7ed tie glorious
rsnrtl1-ff dT1r ke11eSs a1d ooscsnity can
AM-sed q oelecr&t0n. .-4s>s - Trss~><
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

The Csw York Hoard 81 Trade appeals "a
the Inter state Commission.


WtsrIVGToN. Jnne 9.A complaint has
been received bv abe Inier-sists Commis-
sion from ihe Aov York Board o. Trade.
and Transportation against the Missoud
Pacific railfoad in reard 10 the classifoa-
tiau of freight The Board Of Trade IL iu-
formed thar the trunk lines are consider
ing material notifications II
the present classification and
when such notifications are made. the
Board would like an opportunity 20 be
heard by the Commission. ~ the an
Douncement Of such changes are made by
the 18th inst. the date SCI Tor . hearing of
the 81 Louis Wholernie srocefs Associs-
iion araius' the Union Pacific tee Board
would ike - be heard "a thc same time.
bat u such an announcement IA not made
- that date ihe Commission ir asked %
- further time ler ihe consideration u
Us important question.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

wssH1vsroS. July 9--Carls are cut for
the marriage Of Miss Jennie. daughter Of
Secretary Lamar 70 her cousin. W r. T =
mar. = rising young attorney of this city
The ceremony VII take Place ~ toe Old
hon,esiesi Of Mrs. seCriary Lamar 81 Ma
cor. Ca. 90 the 2ist insr The Secretary
ard a naruher of friends OF the family from
here wi - present &C the f-ssi wines.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
STRUCK 81 LIGHTNING
Hsw the Electric eorre1t rasssa uisA =
Asshs

TIE residence of tAafias hil - S.. 1'pr-
yesterday mornins. The shock Was a sefsgs
one aud Ehs house Nas oamase1 io the
amount Of Saeo Afs. nlii Nas slUlnG wiih
little ehlld Ia her arms a. TIE tlae saa
The isttls Qne nss carries Rom aef arms
clesr scl0ss tie roem. without iniuunE T.
however. Al siSfu NRs turned IL uoia
hex g aud the IRE department turned o4t
bCf 40 damage resulted irau fire. fafl 81
tie rool sss toga o.i ana tse PLASTER shaken
from the ala of the house
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

The indianapolis Cnion Heu WI start
Dslg of Their Own.

IspIsetroi1g. july 9-The nn50n print
ors contemplate fhs establishment of sas'iy
paper here. tic frf issue ri vbieh v.ll sl,-
peer tomorrow. The .joraa end est.,.-f
fces vii b. isfen osf 81 The ufion tsls.or.
row. john q. New proprietor of tis
.T91raai says fhe nion bad rne5 she
screws unl d bad iieeusrf uabeaHs sr1
;ie fgo Iaperr in fs'f-i facfis1 r.f
81 Louie fer nor-urif.ft printer tsfutf
the JosessQi nof tte -~.e hae arv sLfr-
ton Of cutting rsmna below ~ ra
Ter 0o9 EMS. tks union seais
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

PErosSsy. July 9-Ths exhibitors AZ the
Pharmaceutical meeting are commencing
% arrive. J. L. Streu'zSy, agent for Roper
s. Bakers cigar company. was one Of the
early arrivals. also Mr. Todd, the largest
essential OF Manufacture in the world
Nr Walker. of RsrSe. Davis & Co. and
other iarge exhibitors are all hers. Professor
Wsiisnstsin Is here. Manager Jimmy
HAYES is al smiles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

hb9nl $50 peopis iesl las fteDiug or fhe
SIS trsiu ever ~, G -. ~ Hs sirvsd fo-
otaxt neacb. where trey attended TIE
s,7,sni6s brp ~ fhs season 81 tstt 3.tesa
rr-~ate csf Wa atlac.ee - Eae -rt.1 asa
vas oreuY5e6 - Nessrs. fisyffI kfew
rsr~s 37. A 3 Fsrs1 h kH a.
Wilsul 2 Ser srrift vita t1eif fsniiies-
Tsss Va.it7 Cftf Bens eeeunrissnis5 ths g.
rarsion ssa. and tbsT f0frae3 q
erosS
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Nrw Eosx. July s--rhs members Of the
National Opsrs Company we're informed
tc.iav that the c5u8rany had neen dissp-
pointed IN iis sio-ts ' attain u'ocey. snS
hack ,aiar;es RE members now propose
- fsx- iexal Rctien lor tie collection of the
money due
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

LoTDoS. July o.--The Times admits that
the result Of the election in North Padding
ton is not altogether satisfactory TO the
Conservatives. and Saws il can not be
doubted the contest was influenced by the
serious and annoying blvnder made by
Home Secretary Matthews in the Csss csse.
OF which the opposition made, the Times
SAYS. the most unscTupulous use.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

A Lively Game Of nAli al the Celsry city
WITH the Akrona.

ttslxv,ss NtltAaks rtsh,S
KALAMAZOO. july s-The Akrons at
tempted 10 win a second game today with
Irwin ia The bOz, bat he was hit hard aud
often. A total OF twenty-six bases inciud-
ing two home runs, and three ga yger were
made of him. Buckonbefrer is troubled
with charlie horse and wll Jay
OF until well. Rhne covers
second TAG. snd Las@ tie new
Milwaukee pitcher. the middle ls.d. AL
drich, the kaisaiAzso's Ilicher ifom Corr
nell University. pitched good fams 8s
plays his position well ano ls a bard batter
The chief feature OF The grne wa. shafp
1eldiug in the infeld for the h1ae club.
stapieiOn. III iirst. having sevfaieen pcteutz
and three errors. hc0re
Kalamazoo ...... ..,..f a q n-t
Akron .---..... ... .......z p 80 t-
hasf bits "a sluaeoo. "a A4fu8. q
frrpre-k alaInGroD. {. hkfaIl
tafucd IiiJs- Is sllaias1so, n tkfrH, u
Impife-StfiiDerEer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

WSsHIzsroN. July 9.-Ths secretary OF
the Interior today confirmed the decision
Of the Land Commissioner sustaining the
action Of the local officers Of the Marquette
District Of Michigan in rejecting the applI-
cation Of Jonathan r. Gapen 10 locate rev.
oiutionary county land warrants, under the
sct Of Copgre - approved April II. ist0.
The records show that the tracts were previ-
ousiv patented tn A. Matthews and Jay q.
Morse. respectively.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Nrv Yoag. June 9-Ths investiz.ton Of
Warts Island inssne ssyiam charges IS
stiu going 90. number Of attendants
denied shis morning seeing OF using any
ur6Ie force towards patients. Timothy
Connsll testified shat be bad seen an AZ
terdant STRIKE patient and that DC was
Immediately dischargei
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

The steamer Ion A. Cummings will not
meet The ?. N. train Tuesday evening. IS
she has been chartered by the Orsneznsn's
Secetv fog that dar, bat this viii not occur
sza81 this season She viii slEsVs leave
hsr dnck 2. ln q n and 5l5 D n
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Tvtrrvu1f lna. ir.v 8.--t s,psi-Bi ssfsefo
examination usae ihis moranE ~ tie
siomseh of Joan Mcclure c'4oeef men
wha died geff euaasriF Jgssiaf n.eti 70
reaiea. - Wer ebtst'pasf toe fte lad
fefa fs5sofea Fesn anl Htrfif r. ere.
uils sd oangifeT ~ re decfaes have
f,esn arresfed cterfed vifh iis urr1ff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

TrRvovs. July 9.-The Bulgarian crisis
continues. NJ. Stsmbulofs. TIE President
of the Regency. maintains that his party
has a majority in the country. snd be in
sists thst n Nikoisssf. the Minister Il Var.
shall resign. The SobTsnje has adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10


A clever exhibition given By Harry and
Nay Howard At tas theatre the other night,
reminds.i me ofan incident OF days long gone
BY when Manager Fred e.. Berger. his
brother Henry. nov Of the American Opera
Company, Louise the lgst wife Of eol smith
Russell, and Annie Tsrsse, now Ms. Leigh
Lgnch, formed the children Of the Carter
Zouazs Troupe They we're performing N
Montgomery, Ala. and ". w. Fowler, now
manager Of skipped by the Light Of the
Moon. was the lecturer. Little Theodore
Carter aud Henry Berger wefe perfect
doubles. Fowler IA one trick called the E.yp-
uan Mystery put the little Berger into box
In fau view Of the audience. From this
the little fellow would escape and run INTO
the wings where he vas pursued BY FoT-
lsr brought back and pat into the box
whilsa committee from the audience SAT-
on il and held him Ia. Instead Of bring
ing back, Henry, however. the lecturer
would grab young Carter and put him into
The box, while the young Berger would
make bis exit from the stage door. run
around 10 the front OF the h0Gsa and make
hs appearance In the audience. In
Montgomery the theatre was in the
third story OF building and
young Berger was let down 20 the ground
from rear window by means of rope and
a pulley. The trick progressed al right.
aud Professor Fowler having put the sup
posed little Henry in the boz for the second
time was talking against time and anxious
IL watching the front door. one. two,
,hree-the minutes dragged by; Fowler
talked and perspired. he walked to the
wing and yelsed. For Heavens sake,
where Is that boy9 cannot hold out much
longer" Five. SIX, ten minutes
ELAPSED, and then little Henry, pale
and frightened. rushed breaihless into
the halitand cried go down stairs and
kill those lawyers" When the little fellow
Was let out Of the third story window hs
descended rapidly enough until opposite
window on the second story where two
lawyers sat corvers,ng in their office. They
saw the boy dangling 10 a rope and with
visions OF burglars. caves dr0ppers and
things. they hooked him in and made him
give a full account of himself before they
would release him. They were a. much
frightened a. the boy himself. and it was
some time before they would release him
and allow the Egyptian mystery to proceed.
7 7
''TOwz Topics" thinks tbs. an additional
proof thar President Cleveland is man OF
destiny is furnished Ia the fact that Grover >
boQtonniers sor some time past has been
simply poppy.
2
II yoa wsn. to have al your faith shaken
Ia the idol, that many OF Us have set up
read IznaJius D0nnsily's article. The
Shakespeare Myth. IN the July North
Aysr-irep Rcgsc. The Baconian cipher is
amcst ingenious and marvellous piece Of
work. whether It was accomplished by
49, D..,...- - .,,lfrr, rt,-.r,.ff-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
The NATIONS CROPS.
The RspoRT OF The DEPARTMENT
The Average CsEditioa u Cora l. Good
HE ChiRch hag Damages the
Hhest Crop-oats tniarsG
% the fsrOutA.

VASE Negos. Jeiy 9-fae sissisticisn OF
the Der artment OF Agriculture reports
further extent0n OF the corn ares of about
one aud one-hAlf millions Of acres. o. al
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Yorsos10ws. -. guiy s.-Tbif morning
faur rssi seness owned ~ Dennis salliTsn.
one ~ 9ecrre Welsh sod one ~ Jsrnes
Fiinr. on = ilow-st- were b8rne8. b1ss.
so 91 insarH1cs = $50
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
WAY UP NO R I H .
GOSSIP FROM sUmMER RESORTS,
B.ss B2ii "a Psssskss-rns Ph@rulAeesEi-
- 1ssu4s-Ths Cottages FtiliRg
Up Aro41a rhs Bssa-
1f0I Hsy.

PirosKEx. Mich. July 9.-Thsse srs
glorious nights and days around Little
Traverse Bay and every traia thai comes
pu1hng IN from the south IS loaded With
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
our OF peTosksy
Ga the steamer t-oa. 4 Cam nsinxs- A &riF
- Past JoFd@n Ana ShsrieseaN As
seen sna Described ~ oar


1t w2s beautiful afternoon IA the fsst
days q aas TIA. J boarded the bezusiiul
pleasure steamer ls0a. A. Cummings ans
started Oh trip 10 the oasint little village
Of last Jordan. Il j. seven miles ca the
Psloskey Bay 70 Lake Michigan. With love
u slopins tanks on both sides ~ tsr as the
eye can reach. As yea round Seven Nils
Point yea come in sight of Ch8Eievoix and
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

JsFFFRsoxvuIr. Ind. July samuel
:. Hay. a gromincnt farnaer Of Charles
Arwn Lardinx. wss shot ard killei 8t
seiock this morning. hv Jscot Robinson.
rsizAhnr Robinson Feb
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

WAsHTxeroN. July 9.--The Pres 5@uA
Secretary Whitney. Col lamont and sev
era others left vsshingfoH on yacht thss
sfsernoon for a tip down tee FOs~ans
- ser.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

me Raven once IN snesy piumss vss drese
White A. me Elitrzt toFes E.lsi,ily breast
"a A. Tie s1agclan 0f the CAPITOL
sof a. Ehe saan alarse AMI lovely fowl
= fonrle. ala prallns tongue na1 changed am
qulte
.41tisoai 0tfft
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10
BaoKE HIS ntck.
An Er-Consicf srufnseee fsrf-z -
Greet Judge.

years. fe-i oG 2 wagon ih.s af.er8rIsi go
ibe street pevemeof sHg vef f r
stanlir. Re wse g. eYfpufiat Sax
finished s thirteen reffE ffrn rsr.H fs
wears ego. l1s sentence hsfirr Itte
neivea ie thp Ig.ef fen.neu's. isr
tsr - wss iea for asSeoH ufta
e'ri and vlils iresrefesise tTiet ~ sal l.s
tifrort
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

II uoa sr1pf eo9fI m nopa-< + fros111 ~
rzEs8snas . sseafs uksst ars rce4 aatis - ~
7eeS1sa-Hsrasz
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

Ysa -ss 5ag r~f se'i a rre-r7i-ss7 - ~uns
-rla--uras a tsss ies'-sss. Read "a ps~~r -
- s<cssa psgs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-10

lows Topics" thinks tha. an additional
proof thar President Cleveland is a man OF
destiny is furnished ia the fact that Growers
boutonniers sor some time past has been
simply a poppy
The Washington bee., 1887-05-07

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The Washington bee., 1887-05-07
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The Washington bee., 1887-05-07
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-08-27
Institute InklingS.

The Institute still improves. Much
interest is taken in the work.
Owing to the disagreeable weather the
attendance has been somewhat small
twenty-five being present Wednesday
aud thirty -seven Thursday.
Prof. Buckle, of Wallace county, en-
rolled as member last Monday.
The classes in philosophy, bookkeep.
ing and music were postponed until more
favorable weather.
The social given by the Institute last
Thursday evening was well attended
The next one will be held at the Opera
House Thursday evening, Sept. l. Every.
body cordially invited. The same COM
mittee has been appointed as before.
The Rev. Mr.. Moore and his brother
and County Superintendent Baker visited
the Normal Institute Thursday.
Some were disappointed on Thursday
because Prof. Tomlin did not sing his
promised. song. Prof. Ops song pleased
all. The big girls will have competent
teacher in this branch the coming term
of school.
"Forty little urchins coming thro' the door,
Pushing, crowding, making tremendous roar.
Won't you be more quiet' Can't you mind the ruler
Bless me, this is pleasant, teaching public SCHOOL,
''Dirty little faces, loving little hearts,
Eyes 80 full of mischief, skilled in every art.
That's precious darling, what are you abouts'
Half dozen asking, ''Please may go out.n
Forty little pilgrims on the road to fame,
If they fail to reach it, who will be to blame?
High and lowly station bro't together here,
On a common level meet from year to year."
Only one week more, then the Institute
will be thing Of the past. Let us make
the last week crown the rest. May many
of the golden truths given us be prac-
ticed in the schools the coming year.
Heed Exec. Supt. Rich's advice, given
by him last Friday, and his prophecy
will be fulfilled. Trego county can boast
Of as good schools as any county in the
state, If the teachers will it. Don't dis
grace the profession!
"ARAS."
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-08-27

Rev. Weller would 60 to Lawrence to
visit his family, who reside there while
his daughter, Miss Jennie, is completing
her musical education at the University.
The hour of release from suffering
seemed very near when the watches left
the bedside of David g. Carleton yester-
day morning, and the Death Angels visit
was momentarily expected. For three
years or more Mrs. Carleton has kindly
cared for her husband. during day and
iuight, very seldom leaving him alone or
to the entire care OF others, and then only
when duty compelled. Most faithfully
has she served her country In performing
both the indoor and outdoor labors nee
essary to continue the home for her vet
eran husband, and no more truly did he
face death on the field of battle than she
alone in her prairie home, with dellrl-
GUS husband, who has frequently threat
ened her life, and the nearest human be-
ing three-fourths of a mile away. Only
those who know how disappointed Mrs.
C. was when she first looked upon her
prairie home, devoid necessarily of the
comforts of civilization, can realize the
depth of the heroism she has since dis
played. Few men could have endured
what she has, even for one year, ana wnen
we think of the trials of the three which
have passed, only a wife's love and a
Christians faith can account for the
strength by which she has been upheld.
For month or more Grand Army men
of Collyer and Buffalo Park, with other
friends, have nightly assisted in watch
ing at Mr.. Car8eton's bedside, and the
fraternal feeling of his comrades has
found expression in many ways. LATER.
Mr.. Carleton died Tuesday, at 8 P. M.
Funeral services occur to-day, Thursday,
at IL A. NJ, and the remains will be inter-
red in Collyer cemetery.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-08-27
Chas. w. Sweet

Announces as a candidate for register
of deeds, subject to the Republican NOM
nation. Mr.. Sweet is industrious and
pushing, and, therefore, valuable citi-
zen. He was a gallant soldier in the de-
tense of his country, and has carried the
elements of the soldier into his aggres-
sions upon the wild soil of the tract which
he has converted into a farm. Should
the nomination fall to his lot, there is no
doubt that the Office to which he aspires
would be in safe hands.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-08-27
Ada T.. Cliff.

In asking for second term for the Of
fee Of register of deeds, Miss Gift is do
ing what any one would be expected to
do under the circumstances. It is con-
coded, as far as our knowledge extends,
that she is capable officer. It is safe
and only fair to say that, in the event of
her receiving the Republican nomination,
she will be elected triumphantly, and
continue to perform faithfully her official
duties.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-08-27

Quintef. "Guide" Quivers.
Geo. I. Verbeck, of Wa-Keeney, pro-
prietor OF the Quinter lumber yard, was
in our city several days this week.
r. o. Hiddleson and d. G. BLACKWELL
donned their dude hats Monday, and
took in the land district capital.
Miss Efie Hill took the noon train last
Friday for Wa-Keeney, where she will
visit friends and relatives for few weeks.
Don't cry, Dan; she will come back.
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Glenn A. HO8r.

Mr.. Hoar, who is now serving as county
clerk by appointment, wants the voters Of
Trego county to perpetuate his official
lease. He is proving himself competent
for the position. In the case of his NOM
ination, the toga of victory will fall upon
man who will labor untiringly to per-
form properly his official duties.
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]. r. Wilson.

As his announcement shows, is aycan-
didate for the Republican nomination for
sheriff. Mr.. Wilson is q sturdy gentle
man, who, as county surveyor, has made
a good officer. As to his qualifications to
discharge efficiently the duties Of the Of
fee Of sheriff, there is no question.